Showing posts with label Kentucky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kentucky. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2022

KY lawmakers override gov's veto of bill banning men athletes to compete against women

Gov. Andy Beshear is a woke misogynist

If the Left had their way, women would never win in strength/speed competitions. The athletic scholarships that women currently win in their sport would be stolen by men who only need to say they identify as women, and perhaps take certain drugs or mutilate their bat and balls to give the illusion of a labia and vagina, but even after they do, they are still men. 

Although I am not a biologist, I know the difference between a man and a woman and so do innocent children, especially children who have not been indoctrinated to believe they can change their sex to the opposite sex. 

The Left is evil when they confuse your children and easily convince them that any doubts they might have about themselves, is evidence they are in the wrong body. But some on the Left are so delusional themselves that they may actually believe they're being virtuous because moms and dads just don't understand.

The Republican majority legislature in Kentucky voted Wednesday to override Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear's veto of legislation that would prohibit transgender athletes from competing in sex-segregated sporting events from sixth grade through college.

The expected move came after Beshear refused to sign Senate Bill 83 last week and claimed it was most likely unconstitutional. He said the legislation "discriminates against transgender people" and therefore would not hold up in court. 

Actually, the bill discriminates against women and does not take away the rights of men who believe they're women, or who pretend to be women, to compete against their birth sex competition. Maybe they can make a new category, but isn't it telling that women who think they're men and call themselves transgender men, don't tend to compete against actual men because the latter has a huge advantage.

When an "Under 16" boys soccer team can thrash the US Women's National Soccer team, that should tell you something about the differences between the sexes.

Pitting boys against girls, men against women is misogyny, plain and simple.

Fortunately, the measure is now law in Kentucky after the Republicans overrode the veto of the legislation, which originally passed through the state House with a 70 to 23 vote and the state Senate with a 26 to 9 vote.

Imagine how the vote would go if all Democratic lawmakers were the fathers and mothers of girls competing in sports.

Under the Kentucky law, a student’s gender will be determined by the "biological sex" indicated on the student’s certified birth certificate "as originally issued at the time of birth or adoption." This means individuals who transitioned to female later in life could not participate on sports teams designated female in the state.

Republican Sen. Robby Mills, the bill’s lead sponsor, has said the measure would ensure girls and women compete against other "biological females."

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Mills has said the bill reflects concerns from parents across the Bluegrass State. He said it "thinks ahead" to prevent situations where girls or women are unfairly competing against biological males.

Females wouldn't have their bones broken, eye sockets shattered [this has happened in mixed martial arts] and would again compete fairly against other women. 

What a freaking concept.



Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Teen buys AR-15 with tattoo money mommy gave him: planned to shoot up school

Tim the Loser
According to police, a young man named Tim is accused of threatening to shoot up his school, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Lexington, Kentucky.

The teenage loser used money his mommy gave him to get a tattoo to buy an AR-15 rifle and 500 rounds of ammunition he planned to use to shoot up his school and hopefully become famous and have a big Twitter following.

Tim is 18, which means that 6 years ago, he was 12. He was charged with "second-degree terroristic threatening," according to WKYT, and he appeared in court on Monday for a preliminary hearing.

The teen pleaded not guilty.

The Lexington Police Department said during the hearing that Tim bought a gun with money his mother gave him for a tattoo. 

"Around Christmas or December 2017 is when he purchased the AR-25 with money that his mom gave him for a tattoo, and that he also purchased 500 rounds of ammunition," said Detective Sean Stafford of the Lexington Police Dept.

The tip came through Safety Tipline Online Prevention (STOP) on Feb. 16 stating that Tim "owns a gun and constantly talks about killing himself/shooting up the classroom," the Lexington Herald-Ledger reported.

Tim's mom said she didn't know of her son's threats to the school. She agreed to hand over her son's rifle and ammo to police.

Stafford reported that the mother stated, "Timothy does have some anger problems but she could not see him being violent and didn't feel like he would harm anyone else."

WKYT reported that Tim was "not prohibited from owning firearms" and posted photos of the AR-15 to social media. One photo shows Tim with the barrel of the gun in his mouth.

Tim is a senior at the school and was detained at Blue Grass Airport on Feb. 19 after flying to an undisclosed location for the weekend. He was charged March 2 and was released after posting a $5,000 bond. He hasn't returned to school since the anonymous tip was made, and it's likely that this will affect his grades on the finals.

Hopefully this story will show everyone just how evil AR-15s are . . . and scary-looking too.



Monday, April 17, 2017

Legal defense: "Trump made me do it"

Screen grab: Fox News
Like the abusive husband who says to his bruised wife: "Don't make me come over there and hit you again," a man accused of assaulting a woman at a Trump rally says it's the president's fault because Trump inspired him to do it.

The assault occurred during the campaign for then-candidate Trump last year at the Kentucky International Convention Center. The accused said in a court filing Friday that he was merely following Trump's directions when he helped remove her from the boisterous crowd.

So if Trump said to jump off a building, would this guy jump?

Alvin 'Badahboom-Bahdaah' Bamberger, 75, filed a countersuit in U.S. District Court. He said "he would not have acted as he did without" Trump's "urging and inspiration." 
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In his mind, he was just following orders.

Bamberger is accused of shoving Kashiya Nwanguma at the Louisville, Kentucky rally last year, according to WDRB-TV

In his filing, he cited other Trump rallies, saying that Mr. Trump and his campaign "repeatedly urged people attending" the rallies to "remove individuals" who were voicing opposition to Trump's candidacy and he promised to pay anyone's legal fees of pro-Trumpers who removed protesters.

The victim, who continues to suffer from severe liberalism, a mental disorder, along with Molly Shah and Henry Brousseau, allege that they were physically attacked by several members of Trump's audience, including the elderly Bamberger.

A video shows Bamberger, a Korean War veteran and Ohio resident, can be seen on video shoving Nwanguma, a 21-year-old University of Louisville student (possibly majoring in lesbian dance theory).

Nwanguma claims she was protesting non-violently, simply carrying a sign showing Trump's face on the body of a pig. The lawsuit alleges [predictably] that she was called racist and sexist slurs and repeatedly assaulted. 

Along with Bamberger, another alleged assailant, Matthew Heimbach, shoved and struck her. 

Bamberger acknowledged he "touched" a woman but denied assaulting anyone. 

The video of the rally went viral.

Stephen Pence, Bamberger's attorney and former lieutenant governor of Kentucky, filed a counter-claim arguing that Trump and his campaign "repeatedly urged people attending" the rallies "to remove individuals who were voicing opposition to Trump's candidacy."

So now that Trump is President, Bamberger apparently is willing to throw him under the proverbial 'bus.'

Pence further argued that Nwanguma wasn't injured by Bamberger's actions and her allegations "do not rise to the level sufficient to support the award of punitive damages."

President Trump's attorneys denied any wrongdoing in an answer to the original lawsuit on Friday arguing, in part, that Mr. Trump is "immune from suit because he is President." In addition, the attorneys offered 15 potential defenses, including freedom of speech, immunity and that protesters were "responsible for their own injuries" [because they bought tickets to the event]. 

If anyone was injured, they argued, it wasn't because of anything then-candidate Trump said.

The attorneys also asked the lawsuit be dismissed and the president be awarded costs, expenses and attorney's fees.

Attorneys for Nwanguma, Shah and Brousseau claimed they were peacefully protesting when Trump stopped his speech and told his supporters to "get them out of here."

Judge David J. Hale ruled last week that the suit against President Trump can proceed, finding it "plausible" that Trump's directions advocated the use of force.

Trump's attorneys argued in response that the comment, "Get them out of here" wasn't directed to the crowd, and that Mr. Trump told security, "Don't hurt them."





Tuesday, April 11, 2017

United Airline stocks fall causing CEO to apologize for passenger abuse

It's obvious that United Airlines CEO needed to apologize to the country after a scuffle had occurred in which a 69-year-old physician, David Dao, of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, refused to give up his seat in order for a United Airlines staff member to fly.

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz originally described the passenger as "disruptive and belligerent," but after a video of the incident went viral, and the stock plunged a little over 1 percent, Munoz changed his tune and issued a strong apology.

Ironically, last year Munoz was actually named U.S. Communicator of the Year by PRWeek magazine. But his response to the incident makes that title as credible as Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize.


He should have immediately apologized after the customer was videoed Sunday but instead merely apologized for "having to re-accommodate . . . customers."

'Re-accommodate'? Is he for real?

Security was called by United crew and the guy was dragged down the aisle and received facial bruises because he didn't want to give up the seat that he paid for.


Oscar Munoz
To be fair, airline passengers are under agreement to abide by the directions of the airline in these cases, but the airline is under the obligation to provide a clear explanation of what the rights are of passengers. And in this case, if the plane was overbooked, the problem should have been handled at the gate instead of on the craft itself.

It was cold and callous of Munoz to respond the way he did, and with social media putting the incident out in front of the world, he was rather stupid to have blamed the passenger.

Yet even afterward, Munoz sent out a letter stating:
This is an upsetting event to all of us here at United. I apologize for having to re-accommodate these customers. Our team is moving with a sense of urgency to work with the authorities and conduct our own detailed review of what happened. We are also reaching out to this passenger to talk directly to him and further address and resolve this situation."
Finally on Tuesday, Munoz provided a strong apology, calling the event "truly horrific."

"I want you to know that we take full responsibility and we will work to make it right," he wrote. "I promise you we will do better."

Munoz said the company will investigate how it moves crews and deals with over-booked flights along with how they work with airport authorities and local law enforcement.

But the clincher of the incident is that United was not even overbooked, according to USA Today.

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Sunday, May 29, 2016

Cowards attack the dead to avoid counterattacks

Cowards in Los Angeles, a town in Kentucky and a Civil War veterans cemetery in Virginia damaged memorials to veterans who served and give these scumcrumpets the right to protest. 

But they do not have the right to destroy.

It was easy for them to deface a Civil War cemetery--they knew the veterans there were dead and unable to kick their cowardly butts.

The Vietnam War memorial was a bit more difficult as many of us veterans of that war are still alive. So they had to do it more covertly. The memorial is a block-long wall on Pacific Avenue and lists the names of American MIAs.

In Henderson, Kentucky, police say a coward plowed through a 5,000 cross display that honors the names of veterans who died in wars dating back to the Revolutionary War. 

People who show blatant disrespect for veterans must be envious of those who clearly showed more courage and sacrifice than these sneaky individuals. Anyone who says that they did it as a protest against war need to explain why they did it in such a cowardly fashion.

Do you have any doubts who these morons are hoping becomes our next president? Hint: he's a Brooklyn-born liberal Jew who hates Israel,  got married in Russia and supports all causes un-American.

No, not George Soros--the other guy.


Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Socialist -1, Liar -1 in Kentucky-Oregon primaries

"Socialist Powah!"
Hillary Clinton spiked the football, danced in the end-zone, shouted to the world, "I won! I won!" but the play is up for review . . . well, unless Bernie Sanders asks for a recount, that is . . . which he won't because he doesn't know how to fight.

Hillary squeaked past Bernie in Kentucky with a majority of votes that was slightly more than the average number of people on the roof of a bus in New Delhi. She got 46.8%a to Bernie's 46.3% which is about 1,900 extra votes of the total 423,000 in the state.

But Bernie is like that rash that just won't go away and it's beginning to worry Hillary. She is going to win the nomination because yes, the fix is in, but she looks feeble as a candidate and is annoying as an itch when she yells her patented speeches to her loyal "feminist" followers.

"Oy say to the leadahship of the Democratic Party, open the daws, let the people in," Bernie said in his thick Brooklyn accent, hoping to change the rules to let him win the non-registered and illegal alien vote.

Sanders kicked Hillary's substantial butt in Oregon, which Hillary forgot to tweet about, although she remembered to tweet about her Kentucky "win." (It's still too close to call.)

"We just won Aregon, and we're going to win Califawnia," the Vermont socialist 74-year-old said to a crowd of Economics 101 dropouts. He vowed to "take our fight" to July's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

The Sanders' win was his 21st in the election cycle and his 11th in the last 17 primary contests. It is rumored that Hillary is fuming and is considering hiring someone to "take care" of "the old fart."

The AP tally reports that both candidates received 27 of the 55 Democratic delegates and one delegate is to be given to the statewide winner. In Oregon, Sanders won at least 28 of the 61 Democratic delegates; Clinton won at least 24 and there are 9 delegates still outstanding.

The totals now stand with Clinton at 2,291; Sanders at 1,528. In order to clinch the nomination, Hillary must get a total of 2.383, and the way the nomination process is rigged, it's virtually a shoo-in for the Queen of Benghazi. 

Donald Trump is champing at the bit.


Sunday, January 10, 2016

Another mosque condimented

Another mosque has been vandalized, this time in western Kentucky. There were red markings at the Islamic Center of Owensboro and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) want it to be considered a hate crime. If we don't, CAIR will hate us. 

Actually, if we do, they will also hate us.

CAIR, as you may know, is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation trial that linked them to the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the MB to the funding of terrorism. Now that is what I call a hate crime.

Ironically, mosque officials are not calling it a hate crime, in spite of CAIR's insistence that it is, and are saying that it is merely vandalism. In fact, don't be surprised if it's discovered that the culprit(s) are Muslim(s) as this has been typical of what has happened historically.

CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Hooper, who has a history of inflating attacks on Islam, making excuses for radical Islam, and condemning unbelievers as being Islamophobic noted an increase in anti-mosque incidents. For more on this moron, see herehere, and here, and you might conclude that Hooper (his friends call him Abe the Hoople) is full of bull crap.

The increase in anti-mosque incidents have, in many cases, been perpetrated by other Muslims in order to gain sympathy for the cause of Islam.
"Who are you calling 'happy-go-lucky?"

Back to Kentucky: Daviess County Sheriff's Department Sergeant Scott Wedding said that the deputies who went to the mosque Friday to investigate the markings found that they turned out to be smeared ketchup. 

I suspect the ketchup was halal.

Aside from the ketchup, there was nothing to indicate a hate crime as there were no symbols or words left by the "vandal(s) to indicate hate being the motivation for this horrible, horrible, crime done to a house of worship for the religion of peace.


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